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      abhishek2101
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      how can i use lop4 with gps module from adafruit (https://www.adafruit.com/product/746) ?

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        robert-hh @abhishek2101
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        @abhishek2101 You can connect it to UART1 or UART2 and then read the message sent by the device.

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          abhishek2101 @robert-hh
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          @robert-hh are there any libraries available which will make this easier ?

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            robert-hh @abhishek2101
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            @abhishek2101 Searching for "MTK3339 python" reveals quite a few. Most of them are for raspberry pi, so you have to adapt the method of communicating over UART. Pretty easy.

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              jcaron @abhishek2101
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              @abhishek2101 most GPS modules have standard NMEA output, so I would be surprised if this one didn’t.

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